StuOhQ on 23 April 2016
I'm loving it. The control scheme is rewarding, if you put the time into it. A few of the levels (Zoness) suffer under the dual-screen setup, but many are enhanced by it.
Definitely not intuitive, but also a very unique experience. Having said that, I'd prefer the next title is designed in such a way that motion controls (or a second screen) are optional.
This game is built with a second screen in mind, and would lose a lot if the main scheme could be disabled.
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